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... present length ; nor indeed , was it foreseen that such a mass of intelligence could have been procured ; little more , therefore , was at the very first intended than a competent explanation of the plates , but when it was found , as ...
... present length ; nor indeed , was it foreseen that such a mass of intelligence could have been procured ; little more , therefore , was at the very first intended than a competent explanation of the plates , but when it was found , as ...
Side 138
... present crisis . 14. After a long discussion on the Ame- rican Treaty Indemnity Bill , in which the conduct of the late and present ministry formed the principal theme , Lord Suffolk re- commended conciliation with the United States ...
... present crisis . 14. After a long discussion on the Ame- rican Treaty Indemnity Bill , in which the conduct of the late and present ministry formed the principal theme , Lord Suffolk re- commended conciliation with the United States ...
Side 141
... present instance , to call for a supplementary militia , and a half of which would give a force of 38,000 ; out of those there would be 10,000 supernumerary militia- men , which would make up for the different wastes that must take ...
... present instance , to call for a supplementary militia , and a half of which would give a force of 38,000 ; out of those there would be 10,000 supernumerary militia- men , which would make up for the different wastes that must take ...
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